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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1963
Page
4
Editorial lists Pennsylvania towns and elites with children benefitting from fluoridated water to prevent tooth decay. The piece urges city councils to adopt progressive fluoridation policies, citing many communities already taking action.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls Sister Marie Patrice of Belmont North Carolina and Holy Angels Nursery aiding crippled babies. He highlights fundraising struggles, a miracle operation on Maria seven years ago, and a plea for coins and support to keep the nonsectarian care open despite building code closures.
Hal Boyle surveys a mix of trivia and far ranging notes from 20th century life. He riffs on mail delays, car ownership, commuting, fashion advice, and quirky quotes from authors scientists and poets with a light ironic tone.
This item discusses patent and copyright basics noting that mere ideas lack protection unless applied in a useful physical form and meet patentable subject matter. It mentions process and manufacturing subject matter plus design patents as possible protections for packaging ideas or production procedures.
Erie police arrest George Stitt 20 of Tyrone for robbery of Robert Ray Shasteen 26 after he met Terry Harner and another youth at a downtown cafe. Harner was already jailed after pleading innocent. Stitt to be arraigned. A third suspect remains at large.
The United States Information Service chief Edward R. Musrow says racial discrimination is the biggest handicap to a favorable US image abroad. Russell Graven questions the value of public images, citing Boorstin on not chasing ideals as images. He notes many nations practice harsher discrimination than the United States, including Saudi Arabia.
Warnings from various sources connected Adolf Hitler moving his war HQ west as Tunisian sands shift. Critics deride Western aid and race issues while leaders push for action to support American minorities and counter Axis advances amid heavy Allied bombing over Duisburg.
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